Federal International (2000) (BDU) H1 2024 earnings summary
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H1 2024 earnings summary
29 Oct, 2026Executive summary
H1 revenue fell 15.0% YoY to S$24.366m; net profit rose 98.6% to S$3.348m, supported by S$4.520m of disposal gains.
Profit attributable to owners was S$3.247m versus a S$3.684m loss in H1 2023; basic and diluted EPS were 2.31 cents.
Financial highlights
Gross profit declined 19.9% to S$6.343m; gross margin eased to 26.0% from 27.6% YoY.
Other income rose to S$5.492m from S$806,000, mainly including S$4.520m in disposal gains and S$169,000 in dividend income.
Finance costs fell 33.1% to S$305,000; net impairment loss on financial assets was S$1.116m versus a S$32,000 net writeback.
Operating cash flow was S$754,000; cash and cash equivalents declined S$3.489m to S$6.580m.
Outlook and guidance
Flowline-control and fire-protection distribution demand was expected to remain consistent into H2 2024; procurement activity was low due to a lack of secured contracts.
Strategic partners will be engaged to pursue oil-and-gas opportunities in Southeast Asia and expand services and business segments.
Latest events from Federal International (2000)
- Revenue contracted sharply; improved margins and property-sale proceeds supported deleveraging.BDU
H1 2023 - A major project’s end cut revenue sharply as operations shifted to regional trading.BDU
H2 2023 - A return to profit after major disposals, with regional trading growth the next priority.BDU
H2 2024 - Revenue more than doubled, while net profit eased and FX risks persisted.BDU
H1 2025 - Revenue surged, but lower margins and associate earnings weighed on FY2025 profit.BDU
H2 2025 - Revenue grew 47.8%, but margin compression cut H1 net profit to S$23k.BDU
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